Elephant Box, Multipurpose Box, Thaihandmade/Souvenirs (2 pcs. / 7.4 x 10.5 cm.) for Sale

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Elephant Box, Multipurpose Box, Thaihandmade/Souvenirs (2 pcs. / 7.4 x 10.5 cm.) For Sale

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Elephant Box, Multipurpose Box, Thaihandmade/Souvenirs (2 pcs. / 7.4 x 10.5 cm.):
$18.50

Elephant Box,

Multipurpose Box,

Thaihandmade/Souvenirs

(2 pcs. / 7.4 x 10.5 cm.)

Item specifics

Type :Storage Box

Features :Put multi-purpose items

Character Family :Thai elephant

Theme :Animal

Color :light blue,orange

Region of Origin :Thailand

Primary Material : soft fabric boxwith cardboard

Quantity :1 pair 2 pcs.

Size :Height 10.5 cm. X Width 7.4 cm.

CONDITION

MADE IN THAILAND
Available only in Thailand
Thai cultural identity
Souvenirs from Thailand
Rare collectibles
Hard to Find
Vintage style
Good Quality, Cheap Price, Great Value

Elephants in Thailand

Cultural significance

Historically, elephants in Thailand are considered to be very important culturally. There are many elephant\'s references to artworks, literature and national emblems. Since Thailand is a majority Buddhist country, elephants are portrayed as sacred animals from their special symbolism in the practice of Buddhism. Many artworks in Thai royal palaces and temples have drawings of elephants on the paintings on the walls. In1917, Thailand\'s official flag was a white elephant in the middle of the scarlet background. White elephants in Thai society also represent wealth and power because of their past association with the Thai royals. The royal Thai navy flag also bears the symbol of the white elephant. Many provinces in Thailand used to have elephants as part of their official emblems as well.In the Thai animal and planetary zodiac, the elephant is the fourth animal zodiac of the Thai people.

Asian elephants share a close relationship with the Thai people, from being used warriors on battlefields, worshiped as religious icons, and faithful laborers to loggers. Environmental exploitation, massive landslides, and mudflows led the government to ban logging in Thailand in1986.This led to almost70%of domesticated elephants to be out of work but they still help a large amount of cultural significance in Thailand and were are a large part of the local\'s livelihood.

Thai elephant has served as a mascot for the1998Asian Games and2005Asian Indoor Games.

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*Item location : Nonthaburi, Thailand

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